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#932587 - 01/10/10 08:28 PM [TR] Wapta Icefield - 1/2/2010
sepultura Offline
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Registered: 04/23/03
Posts: 9
TRs: 3 Photos: 47
Loc: Anacortes
Trip: Wapta Icefield -

Date: 1/2/2010

Trip Report:
Here are some pictures of my latest trip to the Wapta Icefields in BC and AB. As usual it was a great experience with typical winter weather in the Rockies. Although we got weathered off of Mt. Balfour, we summitted Mt. Olive and Mt. Baker (that’s the other Mt. Baker) in two separate trips. At some point I am going to have to do a full Wapta traverse and get all the peaks I have not picked away at, maybe this spring. Thanks to my great friends and climbing partners, Demitri G, Carlos B, and Michelle G for the stellar trips and hosting me again in Canmore. And thanks to Gail for a great day on Coire Dubh Inte’grale on Loder Peak in Exshaw.
And thanks to the ACC for the privilege of staying in The Bow, Peyto, and Balfour huts. Its good thing we do not have huts in the Cascades, just think what a zoo Boston Basin would be.


Peyto hut

Carlos(the Master)

storm brewing on Mt. Baker

high on Baker

coming down

St. Nicholas

St. Nic/Olive col







Looking down Mt. Olive













Demitri and -35C

Mt Balfour on a good day

Gail on Loder Peak

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#932589 - 01/10/10 08:57 PM Re: [TR] Wapta Icefield - 1/2/2010 [Re: sepultura]
Feck Moderator Offline
sprayer

Registered: 11/08/00
Posts: 9476
TRs: 41 Photos: 415
Loc: Seattle, WA
Nice pictures tup I went in a couple times in the 80s to do that traverse. We barely got any views of St Nicholas since our trips were during sketchy weather, and we never made it past the peak. crosseye

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#932595 - 01/10/10 09:41 PM Re: [TR] Wapta Icefield - 1/2/2010 [Re: sepultura]
Trent Offline
journeyman

Registered: 04/24/04
Posts: 71
TRs: 11 Photos: 121
Loc: Oak Harbor
Awesome trip Scott! Wish I could have been there to enjoy the scenery and the company. Next year!
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#932695 - 01/11/10 11:46 AM Re: [TR] Wapta Icefield - 1/2/2010 [Re: Trent]
therunningdog Offline
journeyman

Registered: 07/22/02
Posts: 51
TRs: 4 Photos: 12
Loc: South Col, Phinney Ridge
Damn, that looks like fun.

Curious, how many chainsaws did you bring along on this trip?
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#932921 - 01/11/10 09:16 PM Re: [TR] Wapta Icefield - 1/2/2010 [Re: therunningdog]
Heinrich Offline
enthusiast

Registered: 10/12/00
Posts: 262
TRs: 22 Photos: 140
Loc: Mount Vernon
I'll bet: 2 more than the number of handguns, 1 more than the number of Bud sixers, and the same as the number of women Scott brought.

Four years has been too long, I need to go back. So Purty!

-JG
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